What people in Newcastle think of Fenwick's Christmas window this year People in the city have expressed mixed views about the famous annual display on Northumberland Street Chronicle Live · Nov 7, 2022
Golden memories as Tynemouth Priory Theatre celebrates 50 years in heart of community Tynemouth theatre celebrates its golden anniversary year with a new production of its 1972 debut play featuring some original cast members - and an original costume Chronicle Live · Nov 5, 2022
Sunderland guitar factory Cloud 9 launched by entrepreneurs The firm is already working with indie musician Tim Burgess to create a range of guitars for other well-known players such as Oasis' Bonehead and The Stone Roses' Mani Birmingham Post · Nov 2, 2022
Hundreds of bikers accompany hearse to moving funeral of Superbike rider Chrissy Rouse A 200 strong procession of motorcycles accompanied the hearse as it arrived at Emmanuel College in Gateshead Chronicle Live · Oct 28, 2022
Whitley Bay business owner says 378% energy bill rise could be final nail in coffin The owner of Kork in Whitley Bay is worried that the energy crisis could be the final nail in the coffin for his and other small independent businesses Chronicle Live · Oct 28, 2022
Mourners pay respects to 'Princess Nugget' who tragically died after collapsing at work Much-loved Byker teaching assistant Tiffany Walsh passed away aged just 26 - leaving her friends and family devastated Chronicle Live · Oct 25, 2022
'Andrew Cushin shows true star quality with emphatic Newcastle homecoming performance' The UK music scene could be set to welcome it's next big star after Andrew Cushin showcased why he is held in such high regard with a sold-out return to his native Newcastle Daily Mirror · Oct 24, 2022
Tynemouth skies filled with orange paper planes in protest against Rwandan refugee plans Tynemouth Together with Refugees played their part in a nationwide movement - urging Prime Minister Liz Truss to reverse plans to banish refugees to Rwanda Chronicle Live · Sep 27, 2022
'People wanted to feel close to her as she made her final journey' - atmosphere of sadness in London at the Queen's funeral Just three months after the nation celebrated The Queen's Platinum Jubilee reporter Nicole Goodwin returned to the same streets in London - the difference being that the crowds were there to say their last goodbyes Chronicle Live · Sep 19, 2022
Girl, 10, shares one of the final letters sent by the Queen before she died Millie Francis, 10, from North Tyneside, wrote to the Queen in June congratulating her on her Platinum Jubilee and was stunned when she received a letter back from Buckingham Palace on Monday Daily Mirror · Sep 12, 2022
BBC TV programme to return to Northumberland Coast village for third series Villages by the Sea returns this month and one of the ten episodes is set in the village of Craster Chronicle Live · Sep 12, 2022
Floral tributes to Queen Elizabeth II placed around the North East in the days following her death People in the North East have been paying their respects to Queen Elizabeth II at memorial sites across the region Chronicle Live · Sep 12, 2022
Charles proclaimed King as ceremonies are held across the North East Ceremonies were held in Tyne and Wear, County Durham and Northumberland following yesterday's Accession Council at St James's Palace in London Chronicle Live · Sep 11, 2022
North Shields girl, 10, receives one of the last letters sent out by the Queen at Buckingham Palace Millie Francis received a card containing a picture of the Queen and a message from her Chronicle Live · Sep 10, 2022
Chronicle Live · Sep 9, 2022 County Durham grandmother with world's largest collection of Royal memorabilia pays heartfelt tribute to the Queen Anita Atkinson has 12,777 pieces of Royal memorabilia including 5,000 items on the Queen's life
Chronicle Live · Sep 7, 2022 See inside Newcastle's new Chart House bar as Quayside haunt gets maritime revamp Charting a new future - see revamped Newcastle Quayside building as it shows off its Maritime Spice Route theme ahead of an official opening on Wednesday
Chronicle Live · Sep 6, 2022 Curious sign highlighted at Wallsend Metro Station by TV's Reverend Richard Coles You'll find a sign on Wallsend's metro platform which has been translated from English into Latin
Chronicle Live · Sep 1, 2022 Go North East Q3 bus gets modern update with new fully electric fleet The Voltra buses include air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, wireless and USB charging phone holders and 'tap-on tap-off' contactless payment system
Daily Record · Aug 8, 2022 Cost of living crisis forces seriously-ill couple to move 300 miles to cheaper city Nick Wild and Phil Burden left their flat in London and moved across the country to Newcastle to save money on rent.
Daily Mirror · Aug 8, 2022 Seriously-ill London couple move 300 miles to Newcastle due to cost of living crisis Nick Wild and Phil Burden have upped sticks from their flat in London and moved across the country to Newcastle to save cash on rent as bills spiralled
Chronicle Live · Aug 7, 2022 Seriously ill couple move from London to Byker to cope with dire cost of living crisis Nick and Phil are still struggling to make ends meet despite moving 300 miles for cheaper rent
Chronicle Live · Jul 31, 2022 'It's a miracle I'm still alive - now Aurelia is the same' - North Shields mum reflects after baby survives open heart surgery Would-be midwife Megan Ramsey thought she was just being an 'anxious mum', but baby Aurelia had a terrifying heart condition
Chronicle Live · Jul 30, 2022 Life on Shields Road - The 'UK's worst high street' people would once travel miles to visit Graffiti covered shutters line the street where popular stores once traded
Chronicle Live · Jul 29, 2022 Tyne Tunnel debt recovery firms under fire for 'threatening and misleading' language in letters The trade association for debt collection, the CSA, have criticised Marston Recovery and Court Enforcement Services about the wording of their debt enforcement letters
Chronicle Live · Jul 27, 2022 Travel chaos as RMT members join rail strike outside Newcastle Central Station Two picket lines of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (RMT) and supporting Unison members stood outside Newcastle Central station